I've tried to spell the names as I would if they were English words, but because English spelling is so inconsistent, it wasn't always possible to devise spellings that gave the pronunciation I wanted and were pleasing to the eye. This page gives the pronunciations of the names that occur most often in Death & Magic, using both familiar English words and the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

You can usually get something close to my intended pronunciation by observing the following:

There are no silent letters. The stress almost always falls on the first syllable of a word. Consonants and combinations of consonants generally have their English values. G is always as in give, never as in gin. S never sounds like Z. DH represents the TH of these. TH is always the TH of thin. KH represents the sound of CH in Scottish loch. A is usually the sound in cat and lad. AR is more like car. E is usually as in bet and bed. I is as in pin. O is usually as in got. OR is as in ore. A notable exception is Zorian, where the O is short, making it rhyme with sorry Anne, not sore Ian. U is pronounced oo, never you. Y is a consonant at the start of a word, and a vowel (as in why) elsewhere.

I'll give the name, then the "English" version, where capitals indicate the stressed syllable, then the IPA. Wattpad doesn't support tables, so this looks uglier than it needs to.

Adramal / AD-ram-al / 'ædræ-mæl

Alesin / a-LESS-in / æ-'lɛs-ɪn

Angaris / AN-gar-iss / 'æn-gɑːrɪs

Arveth / AR-veth / 'ɑːr-vɛθ

Balvor / BAL-vore / 'bæl-vɔr

Centador / SENT-a-door / 'sɛntə-dɔr

Chavaen / CHA-vane / 't͡ʃæ-veɪn

Dalbren / DAL-bren / 'dæl-brɛn

Darund-Kerak / DA-rund KEH-rack / 'dæ-rʌnd-'kɛ-ræk

Degoran / DEG-or-an / 'dɛg-ɔr-æn

Eskalyn / ESS-kal-in / 'ɛs-kæ-lɪn

Gilmareth / GILL-mar-eth / 'gil-mɑ-rɛθ

Grenur / GRE-noor / 'grɛn-ʊər

Groll / (doesn't rhyme with "troll") / 'grɒl

Hispar / HISS-par / 'hɪs-pɑr

Kharadar / KHA-rad-ar / 'xærædɑr

Komarth / COMB-arth / 'koʊ-mɑrθ

Kreztalin / KREZ-tal-in / 'krɛz-tæ-lɪn

Kyer Altamar / KIRE (rhymes with "fire") AL-tam-ar / 'kaɪr-'æl-tæ-mɑr

Kyturil / KYE-tour-ill / 'kaɪ-tʊər-ɪl

Lelsarin / LELL-sa-rin / 'lɛl-sɑr-ɪn

Lorgrim / LORE-grim / 'lɔr-grɪm

Marik / MA-rick / 'mæ-rɪk

Meldoran / MEL-door-an / 'mɛl-dər-æn

Melinand / MEL-in-and / 'mɛl-ɪn-ænd

Morakh / MORE-akh / 'mɔr-æx

Nerupar / NE-roo-par / 'nɛ-ruː-pɑr

Nurfadel / NER-fa-dell / 'nɜr-fæ-dɛl

Perinar / PE-rin-ar / 'pɛ-rɪn-ɑr

Pethandril / PETH-anne-drill / 'pɛθ-æn-drɪl

Rakbanorath / RACK-ban-or-ath / 'ræk-bæn-ɔræθ

Rakeloth / RACK-e-loth / 'ræk-ɛl-oʊθ

raskarim / RASS-car-im / 'ræs-kɑr-ɪm

Salmar / SAL-mar / 'sæl-mɑr

Shadrakh / SHAD-rakh / 'ʃæd-ræx

Shendar / SHEN-dar / 'ʃɛn-dɑr

Sujas / SUE-jass / 'suː-d͡ʒæs

Tagahra / TAG-are-a / 'tæg-ɑr-æ

Tanshalm / TAN-shalm ("shall" with an M on the end) / 'tænʃ-ɑːlm

Tergrith / TER-grith / 'tɜr-grɪθ

Teshan / TE-shan / 'tɛ-ʃæn

Yisea / YI-say-uh / 'jɪ-seɪ-ə

Zerimuni / ZE-ri-moon-eye / 'zɛ-rɪ-muːn-aɪ

Zorian / ZO-ree-un / 'zɒ-riːən